New China's first quarter-century.
Publisher: Foreign Languages Press
Published: 1975
Place of publication: Peking
Language: eng
Number of pages: 209
Subjects: China -- Economic conditions -- 1949-1976.; China -- Social conditions -- 1949-1976.
Table of contents: value: Forward along the great road of socialism.; value: A stable socialist economy.; value: Tapping mineral resources in a big way.; value: Producing machinery self-reliantly.; value: Why China builds small industrial enterprises.; value: Peking from consumer city to industrial centre.; value: Transformation and expansion of Shanghai's industry.; value: How China achieves self-sufficiency in grain.; value: Why China has no inflation.; value: Revolution in Education.; value: New medical system.; value: Minority nationalities now and before.; value: Women in socialist new China.; value: Changes at the Anshan Iron and Steel company.; value: Battle in the Taching new oil zone.; value: Trunk railway line in China's southwest.; value: A railway in rugged mountains.; value: A successful voyage.; value: How the Chinese people control their rivers.; value: A new dam across the Yellow River.; value: The Tachai road.; value: Three former grain-deficient provinces show surpluses.; value: Development in science and technology.; value: The "barefoot doctor" system grows in strength.